The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-03
THE JOURNAL.
81 RsDAY. sIARcH 3 -.

a bouncing bos 81 tno n'-i~
w. MelOtt.
An infant girl in the home Of D
NJ. J. Brown.
Y The Citizens Bank Opens lie dool
for business to-day.
The Grand Central walls are bein
painted 10 fine shape.
The patronage Of the street-ca
lines increases rapidly.
MARYLAND, Dodge & Moore com
mence selling their goods at auction
tomorrow.
A good sidewalk has been put dowf
on the south side Of c. B. Wright
4 Co.'S store.
The Mo-, Pacific has been unload
ing rails this week 1t Gypsum City
for 1900 feet ofsiding
Rev. w. r. Dryer, formerly pastor
Of the German NJ. E. church Of this
city, is visiting here.
Mrs. Anderson. q Swedish lady
living on south Eighth street, died
last Saturday evening.
Prof. Nook, the dancing teacher.
has closed a successful engagement"
here, and left last evening.
Only one travelling man makes his
home ia Abilene, one hundred and
t,geHty.four iiUe IL SaiiHal
Major W H. Fitzpatrick, Of Topeka,
after 3 ten days visit with his son +.
D., returned home Tuesday.
The best sale we have heard OF is
Mr.. Seitz's. in Ness City. He bought
q lot at 81. and sold il for 81 900.
Judge o. P. Hamilton accompanied
by Mrs. Hamilton, started by way Of
Lincoln, Neb., to Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. J. d. Wellington has com
menced building q residence on his
South Santa Fe lot-Bond's addition.
Col. I. B. Snow, General agent Of
the Massachusetts, Mutual Life InsuF-
ance Co., has been i'm town this week.
The city has located two more
street lamps on santa Fe Avenue,
In the block south OF South street.
A. q. STOPPER starts q first-class
market in VIM. Huebner's building,
using both the basement and first
stores.
The Kansas City Times tells Us that
pensions have recently been granted
to NJ. S. Price and c. w. stowe OF
this city.
Prof. Crayens, the teacher OF vocal
music, has large classes both in Saliua
aud Abilene, and is encouraged to
locate. here.
The Board Of Trade al the meeting
last evening, appointed committees to
purchase carpet and furniture for
their rooms.
Mr.. Richardson. Of Garrett, startsa
paper at Marquette-Mr. johnson, Of
this place, having concluded not to
start in there.
Mrs. Emma Malloy passed through
here Monday, probably to bring to
lie the Graham wOmRn-Way out in
the territories.
Mr.. l.. A. VIII has engaged the
services Of Charles Tanner, vino was
clerk In Mr.. Wills Iowa store. He
Il already at work.
Mrs. DR.. Brown, Of Port Townsend
Washington, Ty., is visiting her
brother /. S. Bower, whom she had
not seen for % years.
Messrs. Jesse Frost aud Frank :.
Rising have opened an once. to deal
in real estate, collect rents and attend
to collections generally.
A Salina man was seen holding on
TO bis hat vigorously nj Mcpherson
the other day. The windy boom Of
that place almost lifted him or his
feet.
The vote upon accepting the recent
conditional sale Of the Catholic
church property is to be settled by the
congregation one week from next
Sunday.
A. G. Blair, former job printer In
the JOURNAL Office, has accepted the
position Of foreman Of the Wallace
ReOfsfer. and left for Wallace.
Monday.
Mr.. w. d. Wells will have a pub
lie sale Of his entire farming utensils
and stock az Mrs. Wards farm, q
miles southeast Of Assaria, on Mon
day, March 18th.
"Ten nights in a bar room" will be
presented by the Cambria dramatic
club Wednesday and Thursday even
lngs, March and 10Th at the church
at New Cambria.
Henry ColbOTn Is again installed
% "first assistant In Il. F. Bartlett's
meat market. Kansas City was too
small for him. He wants 10 live In
a real wide-awake city.
Mr.. p. q. Bond has rented a room
IN the Clifton House, Chicago, az Sa-
lima headquarters, with a gentleman
in charge. p. q. proposes 10 have
Chicago end Of the Salina boom.
The salina National Bank are put
ting In new cherry furniture through
out, which Il exceedingly handsome.
They have sold their old furniture to
the National Bank Of Lindsborg
The colored soap vender, who took
e little hand in the congressional
campaign last fall, has been touching
the eight guitar" and dealing out
dodble-distllled eloquenee and soap,
this week.
The uniform rank K. Of p. have
engaged Andres Alpine Choir and
Tryolese Co, OF Redpath's Lyceum
Bureau-all SWiss-to give q concert
ia their behalf on the evening
Of March sd.
Bert ObeF entertained q large
company OF his young friends at the
parental mansion last THURSDAY